From Idea to product success
Idea generation
Idea generation
Idea generation
Many aspiring entrepreneurs get stuck on the first stage: ideation and brainstorming. This often is because they’re waiting for a stroke of genius to reveal the perfect product they should sell. While building something fundamentally “new” can be creatively fulfilling, many of the best ideas are the result of iterating upon an existing pr
Many aspiring entrepreneurs get stuck on the first stage: ideation and brainstorming. This often is because they’re waiting for a stroke of genius to reveal the perfect product they should sell. While building something fundamentally “new” can be creatively fulfilling, many of the best ideas are the result of iterating upon an existing product. By considering these prompts, you can come up with novel ways to transform existing ideas or even adapt them for a new target audience or problems.
Research
Idea generation
Idea generation
When we get your idea we start with research to find the best solution for your needs. Validation research will also inevitably involve competitive analysis. To understand what systems have been used already for similar projects and pluses and minuses about chosen technologies.
Planning
Idea generation
Prototyping
Since product development can quickly become complicated, it’s important to take the time to plan before we begin to build your prototype. So the next step is to make a plane step by step and first visual look
Prototyping
Commercialisation
Prototyping
The goal of the prototyping phase during product development is to create a finished product to use as a sample for mass production. It’s unlikely you will get to your finished product in a single attempt—prototyping usually involves experimenting with several versions of your product, slowly eliminating options, and making improvements until you feel satisfied with a final sample.
Sourcing
Commercialisation
Commercialisation
Once you have a product prototype you’re satisfied with, it's time to start gathering the materials and securing the partners needed for production. This is also referred to as building your supply chain: the vendors, activities, and resources needed to create a product and get it into a customer’s hands.
Commercialisation
Commercialisation
Commercialisation
At this point, you’ve got a profitable and successful product ready for the world. The last step in this methodology is to introduce your product to the market! At this point, a product development team will hand the reins over to marketing for a product launch.
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Davis Iljins
Dagnis Iljins
Dagnis Iljins
Co-founder & CTO
Dagnis Iljins
Dagnis Iljins
Dagnis Iljins
Co-founder & CEO